Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-03
REYIEM OY cnIcAGn MARKrr

REVIEW OF CHICAGO AAkkET.
CHICAGO. June 2-The bears worked July
wheat down from s5H 10 s8hc. within tho first
fye minutes from the opening Receipts we're
40 ears Of winter wheat and y93 OF spring
wheat A Minneapolis dispatch 10 local firm
stated that the farmers deliveries we're large,
and that receivers looked for unusually FREQ
receipts this month. III Chicago would give
storage room. the Northwest. they say, would
ship GOO cars Of wheat daily. The elevators
have ali practically shut down on receiving
wheat, and there are probably 100 cars side
tracked about the city looking for resting
place for tho wheat they have aboard. Crop
news was OK an encouraging ,enor, and cables
we're not especially lnspiriiing. Aftor the first
hour large share OF such strength as there
was In wheat LETT the market aud prices began
going back. july selling at So 6asoAc. by noon.
good deal OF the offerings came from clique
houses. June wheat, which opened At s94c.,
picked up 10 s9Ac after the early selling was
stopped. Trade. however, was principally In
July. Yesterday 100000 bushels sold for May
were settle privately on basis Of 69r. for ST.
Louis account This sort OF thing Il doU biless
going on TO a considerable extent Ia June, but
to what extent there IL no means Of knowing
After noon tho clique cut no figure In tho mar
ket for they were clearly unable 20 lift the
maj ket out Of tho depression which surrounded
IL. July wheat closed for the morning at s5Ac.
A fair degree Of strength developed In tue
afternoon session by reason Of local purchases
and large exports. July wheat sold from Sj,sc.
TO s6kc.. closing at S6isc. June closed AT s9'sc.
In the speculative market for corn IN day there
was quite active trading. liberal business being
transacted by room-traders ara on orders.
Most Of the scalping crowd went home :" long"
Of tie market last night, but the weather con-
dltiOBs and receipts did not appear favorable
for bull turn. and SO there was very gene
raj desire TO unload. July opened az
3g,tc. Increased offerings had n softening
effect, and after pretty arm start
the market weakened, the o'clock
quotations for leading futures being As1c.
md arflu VIA Gaip IulH clio for
the day at 391Sc. Oats displayed fair activity
in a speculative way, and the market sympa-
thized more or less with corn. The feeling
early was one Of strength. but tho opening
prices were not maintained. and the closing
was rather easy at Substantially tho same
range a. was current last night Provisions
still continue quiet. July ribs opened az "a IN
and closed AT s..s0. July lard opened at $50
100000 pounds ia ribs over the estimate was
the main re ason for tho strength in that pro-
duct. July sold As high as 6.sS.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, ND, June 2.--Cotton stoaiy and
dun; miGdling. Ike. Flour steady and quiet.
Wheat-Southerr easy aud qulet red. eiagOs:
amber, 9jsg7c western lower and quiet: No.
winter red. spot, y5AavGc. Juue, 95ha9jkc;
July, 03}sa9jhc.; August, 9iha9ibc.; Sep
TENDER. 9lkaSlAc. Corn Southern steady:
white. 81 s9c. yellow. asa 9c. western nrmer
and dulf: mixed spot, f6&c. bid; June, i6Aa
47c.; July, 47ai7Hc.: August, sass. Oats
easier and quiet; southern and PeDnsyiyanis.
AsSSkc.: western white, 56a8skc.; western
mixed, 2is3ikc. Rye nrm at 5salo,. Pro-
visions firm and quiet Eggs higher az itEa
i5c. Coffee higher aud strong; Rio carg0es,
ordinary to fair, 81 ,lasl,tc. sugar-copper re-
sl.4ssi.l5. Other articles unchanged. FroightS
10 Liverpool per steamer dull; cottoo, 81.
nour Is I'd grain. iasi.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. L9JIs, June 2-fiour in good demand
and Grn. Wheat lower; No. red, cash, sac.
June. S6E: July, sl,.aS21,c. COru quiet:
each. Ga5s Ac. June, BE-; July, HilaEHc. Oats
dull and steady cash. Ni(s27Ac.; June, &c.
July, 25c. bid. Whiskey steady af ti0a Pro.
new. sl5 Lard. So ~ Dry-saited meats (ooked,-
Shoulders. $50: long clear, Ef2H clear ribs,
NTH snort clear, Eso. Bacon lb0xosl-
shoulders. ssas625; long clear and cioar rib,
steady.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Fiour firm. Wheat
easier; No. red. S1aesc. Corn tirmer; No
mixed. f0a40hc. Oats easier; No. mixed, 20
a29Ac. Pork quiet atsia. Lard irmer at 800.
Bulk-meats and bacon steady and unchanged.
Whiskcy firm at si.00. Hogs quiet
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. N. c., June a-rurpenune
Qultt n o<Ht. npctu ufuls ttLHiutlt
good, SOC. lar arm at si.ia Crude turpsotins
frm; hard, N.is: yeliow-dip, s2io; virgin.
s2.S5.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. June s.-Grain steady. Wheat
No. 2, sc. Corn--No. mixed, 431c. Oats
No. :, 3ic. Provisions quiet
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK, Va, June a-Cotton nrm 4;
middling, iISc. Net receipts, II bales
sross receipts, u bales; stock. s,s9, bales
70 Grea. Britain, - bales; % France, -
bales TO the Continent - bales.
n,w %ln mlssI,s: y, = g. June o, c ss,s
stock. Los bales; exports-eoas.xisc. -
bales; 10 the Continent. - bales; 70 Great
Britain. - bales; 10 France. - nslcs
SAVANNAH. Ga, june ACTION nrr;
srS ss1 fscsip,s Ss bale s' ssss bales.
stock, t.sfi bales; exports-coastvtse, -
bales; TO the Continent - bales; to Great
Britain. - bales; 10 France: - baies
m assSs lie s a.ss sss n esiss ..ls
CHARLESTON, s c., June s.-Coston arm:
middiing. iekc. Net receipts, 10 bales gro>s
receipts, % bales: sales. - bales; stock,
bales; to The consinent - bales; cosssuisA
- bales; 10 France - bales
NEW YORK COTTON YuTURyA
new yoRE. juno a--Coston--Groos re>eip,s
40 bales Futures closed steady; ualeo. ill.,.
iU0 bales: June sli32aSlLt0; July, al. e.
Slf.43; August, efi 4&a3li.1&; September. sl0 "a
s31oo6 October, 90. SSsslo -; kovembeG610l Il
aSl0fs: December. tl00esel00o; Jsnnary.
SO i2s3iQ.lS; February, t,0l6a11ole; NaryS
April, S,0Sis>sa2k
NORFOLK PEANUT NARKBE
(Rsporssd Tor ne DlspasraLI
JunH -NaFket quiet And s1salY "A oono.
actiors vegy light bo1k q the oxc&onae - q
the inctox1pA Prime, 0ke<H; hnG9. tkc,
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